All plates but one are signed as lithographed by '(Farben)Druck' (or 'Anst.') 'v. L. Steffen in Berlin'.
The text printer is named on the title-page verso: 'Berlin, Druck von A.W. Hayn.'
References
On Gerhard see A. Schnapp, 'Eduard Gerhard: Founder of Classical Archaeology?', in Modernism / Modernity, 11:1 (2004), p.169-71.
Summary Note
The plates show masterpieces of ancient Greek vase-painting, from the collection in the Altes Museum, Berlin. They depict mythic subjects. The collection includes works by 'the Berlin Painter' (ca. 500-ca.460 B.C.), Euphronius (6th century B.C.) and Execias (6th century B.C.). All the numbered plates (I-XXX) are printed in colour.
Binding Note
19th-century half calf, marbled-papered boards; black morocco spinelabel lettered 'Gerhard. Trinkschalen Und Vasenbilder.', spine lettered 'R.A.' and 'Berlin. 1840-43'. Bound with one other.